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    I used to own a 300Tdi now that was loud compared to my Td5

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprint View Post
    best test is how fast you can go and still hold a conversation without shouting.....

    i believe the average isuzu is good for 60-70km/h.......


    Conversations usually don't take that long.

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    By "loud" are we talking exhaust note loud or diesel rattle loud ?

    If we're talking diesel rattle loud, then I think that the Isuzu 4 cylinder diesels in Rodeos and similar leave the TD5 for dead. And there's a lot of Nissan Patrol diesels around that make a racket taking off from the lights as well.

    Before I bought the first Disco, I had an imported Ford Ranger (the yank spec F100, not the re-badged Mazda). It had a Chev 6.2 V8 diesel in it - now that was loud, both for the diesel rattle and the thumping V8 note out the back.
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    Haha, your wife would realy be embarassed in a zoo zoo, they have been known to cause hearing damage
    We tried a cd player, but there is no use you wouldn't have a hope of hearing it

    TIM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprint View Post
    best test is how fast you can go and still hold a conversation without shouting.....

    i believe the average isuzu is good for 60-70km/h.......
    I tend to find that after a trip of any length with a passenger I end up with a sore throat......... and when ordering in the McDonalds drive through, I have to switch off the engine.

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    If it's diesel rattle then surely the Mitsu's, both Pajero's and Trytoos from the last couple of years take the cake.
    You can hear some of them from half a block away, at least the first of the new DI engines. A TD5 is silent in comparison.

    As for exhaust note, my Tdi is embarrassing, I really must build a quieter muffler, I don't know how I drove it for a month or so without any silencing at all

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    f250 are pretty loud as with the triton i drive for work compared to my td5

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    My mate's got a 3.0 Deisel Pootrol and my td5 is silent compared to his stock pootrol. He even commented on how quiet the td5 was.

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    My mate has a 08 diesel patrol too,,

    you can hold a whispered conversation in the front seats at 100 kph towing a 3t trailer----


    why?

    it was 1.30am inbetween Gundy and Moree and the pair in the back were sleeping.


    yes it is THAT quiet,,,
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    Embarrassed because its too loud, the louder the better I think, the pedestrians will know you're coming...so its a matter of safety I think

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